Text Case Converter

Typed a whole paragraph with Caps Lock on?

It happens to everyone: a paragraph that came out in capitals, a headline that needs every word capitalized, a variable name that has to be in camelCase. Retyping it is slow and adds typos. Jood's case converter gives you every version at once, each with its own "Copy" button.

How to use it

1. Paste your text into the box.
2. Click "Start Now".
3. Copy the version you need.

The versions you get

• UPPERCASE and lowercase for the whole text.
• Title Case: a capital at the start of every word, as in Annual Sales Report.
• Sentence case: a capital only at the start of each sentence. This is the one to use when fixing text typed in capitals.
• Alternating case: lower, upper, lower... the mocking tone people use online.
• Developer formats: camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, kebab-case and CONSTANT_CASE, for variables, functions and CSS classes.

When it comes in handy

• A product or customer list in a spreadsheet, typed partly in capitals and partly in lowercase, that you want consistent.
• An email subject line or report title that needs proper capitalization.
• Turning "customer first name" into customerFirstName or customer_first_name for a database field.

Things to check

• Sentence case lowercases everything before capitalizing the start of each sentence, so names like London or Microsoft come out in lowercase. Fix them before you paste the text anywhere.
• Title Case capitalizes every word, including short ones like "of", "and" and "the". Style guides such as AP and Chicago keep most of those lowercase, so adjust them if you follow one.
• Numbers, punctuation and letters from scripts without capitals, like Arabic, are left exactly as they are.

If what you need is a clean web address from a title, the URL slug generator is the better fit.

Where your text goes

The text is sent to Jood's server, converted there, and the results appear on the same page. It is not kept afterwards.

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